NewsWPLG Local 10 – Main FeedSeptember 6, 2026Miami-Dade County
Hurricane Marie causes dangerous surf and flooding at Southern California beaches
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Hurricane Marie generated high waves and strong currents along Southern California beaches over the Labor Day weekend, resulting in hazardous conditions for swimmers and surfers. The storm also caused localized flooding in coastal areas.
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The weather conditions created immediate physical safety risks for beachgoers and potential property damage from flooding in coastal communities.
Key Facts
- Hurricane Marie was located in the Pacific Ocean during the event.
- The storm produced large waves and strong currents along the Southern California coast.
- The conditions posed safety threats to swimmers and surfers.
- Flooding occurred at some Southern California beaches.
- The events took place over the Labor Day weekend.
Who's Mentioned
locationSeal Beach“City that closed beachfront parking lots.”otherHurricane Marie“The weather system causing dangerous ocean conditions.”PersonAdam Yacenda“Lifeguard battalion chief in Newport Beach.”locationNewport Beach“Coastal city reporting high rescue numbers.”OrganizationNational Weather Service“Provided meteorological data and safety warnings.”locationSouthern California“The region affected by the storm conditions.”other10“Height of surf in feet.”PersonRose Schoenfeld“National Weather Service meteorologist.”locationLong Beach“City that issued a swimming advisory.”other64“Kilometers south of downtown Los Angeles for Newport Beach.”other177“Number of rescues performed in Newport Beach on Saturday.”